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No fires permitted at any time.
Anderson Island, WA 98303
Eagle Island is a great place to moor or anchor your boat, gaze at the splendor of Mount Rainier, relax on the beach and watch harbor seals close to the shore.
No overnight camping.
There is no potable water or restrooms on the island.
No metal detecting is allowed.
Do not disturb marine mammals. During seal pup season, pups will rest on the beach during low tide. Federal law prohibits touching, feeding and disturbing marine mammals, so visitors, including dogs, are required to stay at least 100 yards from seals and their pups.
Pack-it-in, pack-it-out. Trash receptacles are not available, all trash must be packed out. This includes human and dog waste. Boaters in vessels with no toilet facilities are encouraged to use a human waste removal system such as a WAG bag or RESTOP which contains and treats the waste and can be deposited in the trash when returning home.
Beach Exploration
Bird Watching
Boating
Fishing
Kayaking
Paddleboarding
Shellfishing
Swimming
Windsurfing
Buoys
Moorage
Forest
Island
Mountain View
Rocky Beach
Saltwater
Wildlife Viewing
No overnight camping.
There is no potable water or restrooms on the island.
No metal detecting is allowed.
Do not disturb marine mammals. During seal pup season, pups will rest on the beach during low tide. Federal law prohibits touching, feeding and disturbing marine mammals, so visitors, including dogs, are required to stay at least 100 yards from seals and their pups.
Pack-it-in, pack-it-out. Trash receptacles are not available, all trash must be packed out. This includes human and dog waste. Boaters in vessels with no toilet facilities are encouraged to use a human waste removal system such as a WAG bag or RESTOP which contains and treats the waste and can be deposited in the trash when returning home.
This park is near Anderson Island in Pierce County on the Puget Sound. Eagle Island has one moorage buoy available for overnight stays.
